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Chapelgate Drumcondra

  • 29-11-2012 12:09pm
    #1
    FloozyJacuzzi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6 ✭


    Anyone know what Chapelgate is like as a complex? Looking at renting an apartment there. Also it only comes with one car parking spot so I'd love to know what the visitor parking is like aswell. Everywhere else around St Alphonsus road is pay parking... Thanks!


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  • #2
    comuirch
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 39 ✭comuirch


    I've been renting in this complex for almost three years now. It's a great place!

    -Management company are fabulous
    -Grounds are kept immaculate.
    -Bins and Recycling collected regularly
    -Issues with management company resolved quickly
    -They even arrange a skip just after christmas to dump your christmas tree into

    On the flip side, parking is a bit of an issue (like most apartment complexes). Think there are 9 visitor spots for the entire complex (c111 apartments/houses)....and there are a number of apartments who have multiple cars that insist on using the visitor spots as their second spot. This makes parking a bit of an issue if you actually have visitors over. To be honest on the few occasions we've not been able to get a visitor spot we've been able to park beside the railway bridge (which isn't pay parking) and only a short stroll away. Not ideal, but workable.

    If you've only one car for the apartment then one spot will be fine. You can muddle through when visitors arrive and arrange something. If you've got more than one car and decide to rent in chapelgate please remember the visitor spots are for visitors as opposed to extra parking for residents. If you require a second parking spot there are occasionally notices up from apartment owners/occupiers to rent out their spot (so that is a possibility)

    Happy to answer any other questions you might have.


  • #3
    CoxswainLovalot
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14 ✭CoxswainLovalot


    Hey there Comuirch,

    Off topic but I saw your post on this ancient thread regarding the Chapelgate complex in Drumcondra and was wondering if you could put me in touch with the management company? I am trying to track down the owner of the former church adjacent to the original monastery, it was sold recently so the details I have are no longer any use. I am a location scout and am interested in taking some photos of the interior for a tv show I'm working on.

    Its a long shot but any light you might shine on this would be greatly appreciated, if you drop me a quick PM I can give you my number and email address etc.

    Coxswain


  • #4
    comuirch
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 39 ✭comuirch


    Sorry just seeing this now. From what i remember the agency was Keenan Property Management at the time


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